I’m A Celebrity fans are all saying the same thing as stars reveal they scoffed snacks outside castle
I'M A Celeb viewers were fuming tonight as campmates revealed they scoffed snacks in quarantine after being removed from the castle.
Louise Minchin and Frankie Bridge shared a happy reunion in the castle as the first two campmates to be reintroduced following three days in quarantine.
Former BBC Breakfast star Louise admitted she couldn't resist eating a Snickers she'd found in her bag.
She said: "I literally tried not to inhale it but it went straight through me, ill."
While Frankie revealed she chomped on a whole bag of fruit and nut chocolate in her cottage as well as a bag of squishy sweets.
Emmerdale's Danny Miller insisted he steered clear of treats and even continued to sleep on the floor, much to the surprise of his co-stars.
He said: "I decided to stick to the rice and beans because I got myself into that routine, it was hard but I didn't want to undo all that work and starve my body again."
The girls' honest admissions didn't impress viewers though who felt they should have abided by the show's strict rationing.
One posted: "So glad Danny stuck to the jungle rules when he was at the hotel! I can’t even believe they was allowed to get chocolate."
"Makes you wonder how they even got those types of snacks did they just walk to the local shop in which case they broke their Covid quarantine?"
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Another said: "So why they was away from the castle they got to eat normal food which is wrong #ImACeleb."
Others demanded producers reveal what luxuries the stars had outside of camp.
One said: "I love #ImACeleb but not sure I can buy into this series as they haven’t told us what happened when the celebs were moved out of castle. Cos if they had proper food/beds/hot water then this series is a fraud."
Storm Arwen wreaked havoc on the set with major damage prompting bosses to pull the celebs off the set.
The show was off air for three days, with insiders claiming it cost £1million in lost revenue.